The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-27

4 w WI uS"o"ys ptsou tSultgs uut
were fined seven dollars and Il hal
| each.
The Grove Lake mail lost one triI
last week owing to the Eeavy drift.
and strong winds. Mr.. Triton at
tempted to make the trip. Int was
compelled to turn back after driving
| five or six miles. 1t is the first trit
lie ever missed.
Mrs. Newell, who is teaching the
school ut Lyman Prairie, is doin J
| excellent work, both i'm the school.
room, and out Of it. AT the Christ.
mas services Of the Sunday school
she contributed largely TO the enjoy.
ment, and bel class showed careful
training. She is highly esteemed.
At meeting of the directors of
the First National bank of Sank Gen.
ire. held on Monday, the following
| officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President-Henry Keller.
Vice Presidents. NJ. Bruce.
Examining Committee--L. II. Bar.
to, S. NJ. Bruce, Joseph kraker.
Col. T. r. Huddleston left on Mon.
day for = two months visit to Eng
land. He will stop on his way to New
York at Washington to visit his
daughter. May, who is the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Grover Cleveland, at
the White House.
e. j. Swan & Co. are negotiating
with r. Woods & Sons for the trans
fer to the latter of the immense stock
CT goods recently purchased of An
drew j. Smith. The trade has not
been consummated fully although ian
understanding has been reached and
the preliminaries settled.
On Monday evening Thos. J.
Murphy and Miss Julia Clarity. by
Father Bower. a reception was sub
sequently held at the residence of
the brides parents. and an clegent
collection was served. Both are well
known and highly respected in this
community. The bride and groom
are established at the Sank Centre
house.
DIR. Lewis performed delicate
operation on the fifteen-year-ol0 son
of Tobias Engel of Raymond. in re-
moving false membrane from the
throat, in a very severe case OF mem
branons Group. The patient was in
critical condition, the ~ EN- brane hav.
ing closed the throat with tho excep-
ton Of an opening through the CEN
tire about the size OF lead pencil.
The Herald acknowledges tie re-
ceipt from Gen. Barrett, of copy OF
the resolutions adopted by 4 mass
meeting OF farmers of the And legis-
lative district, and also by the Grant
County Farmers Alliance at a dele
gate convention. with request to
publish. They were received too late
for use this week. but they will be
published at length III tie next issue
OF this paper.
Don't fail to attend the meeting
of the Board of Trade next Saturday
evening. 4 movement v i'll be made
to reorganize the Board upon an
effective footing, to put new life into
1t, and TO interest all Of our business
men to an extent that shall make
the meetings interesting and we'll
attended. A vigorous Board OF Trade
is one of the most valuable factors
in up.builiins a town.
In a suit in Justice court on Satur-
day last. in which Il man named Welt
s;id L. W. Brown for SIS, claimed
to have been gwen brown to be de-
liveied to NJ. F.Woudbury of this vii.
lage, three years ago, the jury failed
to agree, it being under stood that
there were five for the defendant and
one for the plaintiff. On Monday
the suit was retired by Esquire Boul-
ton, a jury being waived, and judg-
ment was rendered for the defendant.
Hon. WIN. Z. Lee was in town on
Monday, making pleasant calls am ong
kis many friends and acquintances.
Nr. Lee is young man yet. full of
energy, clear-headed and broad
guaged, who takes naturally to the
legislative field, and is PECULIARLY
fitted for the position he fills So well
and aceeptably. Todd county appre-
ciates his value, and will doubtless
keep him In the legislature indefinate-
ly. ,...
Vicks' Floral Guide has come
again. The little volume Ms beaatl-
July gotten up. The pictures being
guile. artistic and tile Information
IN flower and garden Gu lture lnvalu.
able. The amateur Can not Tail to
he successful will. spch a guide, and
the older gardeners will hold it IN
usual favor. Vegetable and fruit,
flowers and plants, are catalogurd
and arranged perfectly, and FULLY
explained III their culture.
On Tuesday evening, Rev. j. Is.
Drew gave IL very interesting and in
structiye lecture OH Yellowstone
Park. lie gave a short introductory
talk and illustrated the remainder of |
his discourse with some thirty stere-
oscopic views. The lantern produced
a much better light than before.
Several large gey ser5, Heirs Half
Acre and Mammoth Hot Springs
were among the views presented,
Prof. Rocheleau engineering the Ian
tern while Mr.. Drew explained the
pictures as they appeared. This was
the third lecture vi the course and
was pronounced the best 10y those at
tending. --.....
The following are among the re-
cent arrivals at the Sauk Centre
house.' IN. Forrest, st. Paul; Il. Il.
Hemerssey, MilwauKee; q. L. Law
renee, Mimic, ID. T.; J. q. Loonies, st.
Paul; j. +. Tiobets, Chicago; q. l..
Levi, PhiladelphIa; j. IL. Law, ST.
Pau; j. W. Crazy. Chicago; }. f. Car
rsy. Utica, N. Y; +. A. Hunt, Mil
waukes; w. u. BIawley, ST. Paul;
Sam Lart, Chicago; Geo. w. Duncan,
West Union; Jno. Haglee, ChIcago;
IL. q. Baker, WInuna; w. E. Dryuen.
Paul Letters. Adrian, Mich. The list
tor the past week embraces lou names,
The PiOneer-Press, III its legisla.
tive personals, says:
Chief Clerk Howard has a habit OF drop
ping his Voice at intervals OF about every
ten words, which makes his reading very